Sentence examples for distinguished him from from inspiring English sources

None of this necessarily distinguished him from his high school buddies.

In terms of his clothing and behaviour, little distinguished him from other males.

He said, for example, that he opposes abortion, a position that distinguished him from the rest of the field.

He believed it was honesty that distinguished him from the rivals he saw as mealy-mouthed frauds.

Ari Moskowitz was a former New York City housing cop who had nurtured a boyhood dream of becoming a police officer, a focussed ambition that distinguished him from other Wallkill cops.

This negativity -- not pessimism, for which it was often mistaken -- distinguished him from his New England peers, an extroverted crowd that included Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Fuller and Bronson Alcott.

There's been no shortage of activity, as distinguished from action, from the Obama administration.

His piano pedagogy pulled him from a distinguished academic career in which for 15 years, he held professorial status at the University of California at Santa Barbara, University of California at Irvine, University of California at Berkeley, and various visiting professorships in Europe.

Mr. Sala's costumes were colorfully traditional, and distinguished Tamas from the others by clothing him in resplendent Middle Eastern garb, notwithstanding his long years of servitude in France.

Spinoza distinguished "affects" from various emotions and moods that for him indicated "strength of mind," while reserving a special status for "beatitude".

Circumcision distinguished boyhood from manhood.